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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OF ECLAL NOIlCES.
NEW ISSUE OF STOCK.
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ASSETS, MARCH Is, 1887. s745144IS
Monthly payments $3.50 Per Share.
$1,000 Advanced on Each Share

COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
$1,000 Advanced on Each 's Share
e5 saTe in the
psmphlets EXPLAINING the object the Association. it's
aFHa 18th st
Geo Drusss Gap y sis
Fred isr Pr,it DisouEsing gn Rif,n 0lfeI AE Dept
GarSnsr Endox 1ES fSth St
ESs ESs I'll. EsssstsP psp
Ihos Gross jr.. Lumber Dealer Sth st. cor Sc
Sec RnHnI VI Darkness Pl1steTsr lSSo :. nx
Teller and Notary is S Ie j Bsnf 1
Coium Fire 1sHes fns co f'is nSs nw
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John v. schafer. China Store, 1920 7th ST.
y - ''' 5So. Joy ss Es$soS, sss4sssTy: q NV
Office hours, 80 a. M to 4:3O p. ~ ape-im
ALL PERSONS EsIRINGECoNOMICAL
- and durable life insurance will be admitted
70 the SSiqSo1a a Mutual, as charter members, until
apls-lw FRANK J. TIBBETs Secretary.
T PSE1SE P6FSHAe 9E ErEHFHSHE TEE S1 AND
das thar I be
the office Of the treasurer of the company, 142O New
The transfer books wiz be closed from the 10th to
the 18th of April, inclusive.
ShHs shH.t 3. u bnFbfs bnhhaS 1Pssssssa' Rsssiasnt
WASHINGTON. d. c., April 10Th, 1887. sp12-12t
KNs THE wAsHfNsToN S5I S SAFE DEPOSIT CO,
The building and vaults have been constructed with
n mar can ake
them ap9-lm
H~ WOMEN's EXCHANGE
~ isso street to
ap16-1w' 500 18th St n. W.
J MORAN. 2126 PA. AVE-, HAS RE-
for 80 days. / keep in stock Cameret and Glendale
Roofing Plates, each sheet stamped with name Call
Good work and low prices. Telephone, 9s4-2.
CRANE Gran iPtlIl PARKIs CO. BANKERs ; :, 1874
Per Cent, Investment Bonds and Guaranteed Deben-
s the Bsn Hs OF n and
tees the Farmers Loan and Trust Co mh25-1m
K~ 1so. W. coRsox. 5so ". MAc4aTSEy, X Hs
CoRsoN MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER BUILDING, l4l9 F ST NV
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds.
Railr9ad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
and Baltimore bought and sold -''' ''0'''A
speciality made of Investment Securities District
BoEds and all Local Railroad, Cas- Insurance and Tele
phone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold au7
G a. f. F. BROOKS.
GAS FIXTURES, &c
AoCharge for Hanging
LowestRates.
531 18th St. Corcoran Building IS
HARD WOOD MANTELS. SLATE MAN
- tells, parlor CRATES, open fire place fittings,
tile and slate hearths Show rooms and factory, 1877
c. near 9TH st. W. NJ. ROCHE mh2-3hs
WISE MEN PLACE THEIR ORDER FOR
80 Shirts early in Spring. so as to have them
broken IN for warm weather so place your order
with r. Il. HALL. SOS r St W. mh29
S. s. SHEDD BRO
GAS FIXTURES.
PLUMBING, HEATING, TIMING.
Job work promptly done
app 43S 9th St NV
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Heavy rains fell ell day Sunday 81 Texas
eMectoaiU breaking the drought In the cattla
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SAN Francisco, April lathe Touring mills IN
the State are largely curtaiing entirely ceasinR
operations, owing To the rise In the price OF wheat
Which will not permit them to mill at proflt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-19

NEW YoRK, April 10.-The stock market opened
steady, nst prices being either unchanged or
slightly only different from last evenings nnal
quotations Reading and New England We're the
prominently active stocks with good business In
Fort Worth and Denver and Pacific Nail the re-
matnder being quiet The market was generally
steady in the early dealings except for PACING
Mall, which advanced 4, and New England which
declined y. nrm tone overspread the entire list
later In the hour and advances OF slight fractions
were established. At IL O'Clock the market Is
moderately active and steady TO drln.
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The Bald.KnObber~.
THE GRAND JURY TO BEGIN AN INQUIRY INTO Tl1EIB
CRIMES TO-DAY.

ST. LOUIS, April ia special from Ozark, Mo-,
says: sheriff johnson will to-day bring from
Springfield the Bald-knobber chief and his thir-
teen associates await the action or the special
grand Jury, who win investigate the Edens Green
murder The sheriff summoned a strong guard 10
meet him at the trafk and word has been sent TO
the country requesting the farmers who intend
coming TO court TO bring their guns along. Every
precautiOn will be taken to prevent the Bald
Kn0bbers from escaping the jurisdiction OF the
legal tribunal they have so long openly defied. A
number OF the friends OF the prisoners have az
rived In town ana are encamped on common ad-
with considerable show OF cheerfulneSs. Two OF
John Matthew'S brothers are among this number.
more than walker and his comrades in custody,
and many will have cause to regret wearing the
black mask. Capt Kinder, the royal Bald-knob-
Der chief OF Missouri, Arkansas and Indian Terri
tory, was baptized yesterday, and contemplates
spending the balance OF his life In the ministry.
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10 INVESTIGATE INDIAN TRADERS.-The SubcOm-
mittee OF the Senate special committee to 1nyestt
gate Indian traders, composed OF Senators Platt,
Blackburn and CullOm, will meet in st. Louis on
the 9TH OF May. Assistant Commissioner UpshaW
him the clerk in charge OF those matters in the
Indian Ofice. AS Commissioner Atkins will be in
New York experimenting the opening OF bids it is
to designate some one to be in charge OF the In
dian Ohice during the absence from the city Of
both the commissioner and the Assistant Com
missioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-19

NEW YORK, April 19.-Mr. John Cobbe, Mr..
Wilson Barrett's manager, has telegraphed
to theater managers interested in the
thirty weeks tour arranged for Mr..
Barrett. that the latter cannot fll those en-.
gagements, as his presence In London next season
Is required His new theater will be ready in No.
vem6er. In the meantime Mr.. Cobbe win ar.
range tour for Mr.. Barrett up TO that date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-19

RAISING ITALIAN INFORT DUTIES
ROME, April l9.-In the chamber OF deputies yeo.
terday Minister Magliani submitted q bill 70 In,
crease the import duties on cereals He also pro-
posed that the duties be Increased on rice, cocoa,
pepper, and petroleum.
THE CHURCH AND THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.
Signon Odescalchi and Toscanelli intend 10 ques.
tion the government concerning the letters sent
by the late Cardinal JacObini 10 Catholic dignita-
r1es In Germany during the recent elections foe
members OF the reichstag.
TO REORGANIZE THE SWISS BCSDESRATH.
BRRNE April lathe state council has decioe0
to reorganize the bundesrath
DEATH OF BARON Won FoEeTLE.
LONDON, April 19.-BaIon Won FOestie, Bavarial
minister OF justice, died yesterday At Munich q
heart disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-19

Patrick J. Lewis, the deputy recorder Of voters
In st. LOuta who was convicted Of election fraudA
was yesterday sentenced to two years In the peni-
tentfary.
GOV. BiegA In his address at the anti-coercion
meeting "a Wilmington, Del, last night, openly
adyoeated resort TO armA
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Deash q EK-Bepresentaslve WeoveT.
Imoo9M, Mn, April l0.--Rxe ongTeasman A. J
weaver died at his home In Falls City last night
Pneumonia and innammataon Of the brain WeEv
the caueeA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-19

NEW YORK, April 10.-Jacob sharps lawyer had
lengthy consultation with Assistant district
AttofneyNtcOl to-day. lt fs thought that the
case against sharp vim be called up for trial on
Monday next but nothing definite on this point
can be learned, the district attorney and hts as
subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-19

NEW YORK, April 18.-Gov. Z J. Ormsbee, en-.
Gov. Rooneid, and over dozen ex-volunteer on.
GERS fr0m Vermont, who have been staying ~ tho
Murray Hill House, left this morning on the IL %
train f0r Gettysburg, to select sites on the hatte
stoned for that purpose by the Vermont ieC1slS,
ture.
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ONE NAN KILLED, ONE FATALLY INJURED AND sEv.
ERAL BLINDED AND NAMED.
MERRITTs CORNERs, N. T., April l9.-At O'Clock
this morning an explosion occurred at shaft two
OF the new aqueduct In the north heading Johi
Coyne was instantly killed. and a Hungarian,
Five others were hurt, some having broken leg1
and arms, and eyes blown out. The accident was
caused by the explosion OF q dynamite cartridge.
which remained unexploded In one OF the previous
round OF holes The men started 70 drin Q new
round OF holes and drilled into or near the cap.
fridge, thereby causing tt 10 explOde.
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8 SrwM B. HIDDEN. MD, SPECIA1IsT. 20S
ards Hotel. Washington. b: G.. Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays from IL to p 14th st. entrance
Chest, Throat and Nasal Passages Specially success
Cold Asfhma Nssai estsrrh and Deafness r.,ie;n n
fhcrefrum. n4-th stu6m
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PATENTS 1ssUED.-Patents have been awarded to
citizens OF the District as follows: s j. Benson,
pipe wrench; Will ". johnson and Paul P. Rick
enbacker, brake block; woodbury. Lowery, album
clasp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-19

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
| Senator Daniel, Representatives Barbour Hall
| Page and Springer, with Mr.. Littler, OF Illinois,
commissioner OF the Pacific Railroad and Au.
gustus Jay, secretary OF legation at Paris.
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sary OF the death OF Lord Beaconsteld, was gen.
orally observed by the conservatives The statue
OF Lord Beaconsneld was handsomely decorated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-19

MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA PosrMA rMAsrRRs-The fol.
lowing fOurth-class postmasters have been ap.
pointed: j. c. Jones, Millington, Albermarle Co.
W. !. johnson, Prospect Prince Edward Co., and
A. s. Bergen, Sonano, Pittsylvania Co.. Va; Thos.
T. Fowler. Camp Springs, Prince George CO., and
The post Office at Knott. Baltimore Co., Nd, has
been discontinued ~ - -
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Coxp Cokkr
CHEAPEST AND CLEANEST FUEL
WASHINGTON GAS COMPANIS
COKE
Orders rece.veda at
Office Gas Company. ALB 10th ssn-
Either Of the eight Offices Of JOHNSON BROTHERS
A-G- JOHNSON & BROTHERS. oficea
v BALDWIN JOHNsoN's Offices
HENRY A. JONES, grocery store.
t31-3m 310l II 81 NV GEORGETOWN
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A CONTRACT RE-AwARDED.-Att the letting on the
4th inst for 33 skyghts for the new Pension Office
Building, the contract was awarded to Geo. Hayes
Son, of New York, the lowest bidder, at g. 25L4
Mr. Hayes on April 9th declined to execute the
contracts, and on Saturday contracts were exc.
cuted with the next lowest bidder, Morgan, Thomas
Co., OF Washington D. c., at 81 697,5O.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Commodore VIM. p McCann
has been detached as president of the advisory
board on the 26th inst. and ordered to command
the Boston navy-yard I'd May. Passed Assistant
ware Iron Works, at Chester, Pa, and ordered to
duty as assistant to the inspector OF machinery of
the new cruiser building at Philadelphia. Passed
dered to duty at the naval laboratory, New York
Maya. Assistant Engineer A. o. Young as aaSist.
ant to the inspector Of machinery Of the new
cruiser building at PHILADELPHIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-19

The CHANGES IN THE METHOD of purchasing sup
plies for naval vessels on foreign stations will 60
into effect on the first Of July. Thereafter the
for proposals to furnish all supplies The bids
Will be opened in the presence OF the commanding
OmcerS OF the vessels, and the contract awarded
to the lowest reSpOnSt BILE bidder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-19

BADLY HuRT.-Sergeant Weston OF the2d United
states cavalry, was badly injured recently in a
polo game at the Presidio, near San Francisco.
He and Sergeant Davis, the swordsman, started
Tor pail, when their horses came in collision and
both horses and riders went down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-12
RENIARKARLE PIRACY.

The systematic robbery carried on for
wears by trainmeu on the Panhandle rail-
road from Pittsburg to Columbus Is the
most remarkable robbery of modern times.
Not less than 500 men are implicated ana
more than 81, 600, 900 worth OF property Is
thought to have been stolen. And what
IA more remarkable is the fact that these
men were held as worthy Of perfect con-
fidence by the railway officials and the
public. 1t is kind Of piracy that Is
original in this country and surpaSses that
of the pirates that used 10 infest the West
India Islands.
These men went on this principle: 1T
Is no harm TO rob = railroad" This Is a
principle of Anarchy pure and simple.
And right here comes a painful thought.
What is to be the ultimate effect OF the
teachings OF the many Socialists and An
archists in this country who are going
about preaching that it is no harm to rob
persons who have property, Anarchists
who say 'all property is robbery Is
this not educating legiOns Of thieves who
will not scruple to do anything, to even
murder, to carry out their system of rob
bery? The thieves on the Panhandle road
have but a mild principle Of the Anarch-
isis-'it is no harm to rob railroad. y
What might We expect from men imbued
with orthodox Anarchy?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-12
me RI-sINEss OurLOOK.

BradSir,et'S last week published n lengthy
review OF the industrial condition OF the
country compared with two years ago. 1t
makes q comparison OF the number OF men
employed and the wages paid. The re-
ports cover thirty-three leading manuiac-
turing cities in the United States and the
mining districts of Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Maryland and Virginia. These reports
show l, S57, 900 employees at work IN the
districts named during the month just
closed as against ! ,i62 900 at work IN
January, 1ss5, a gain Of nearly 100, 900,
or in other words p per cent. In the
majority Of the industries named there
has been an increase Of wages during the
two years varying from to 20 per cent.
In a very few the wages remain the same,
but in no instance is a decrease noted. In
other words, taking these cities and dis
tricts rs a basis OF comparison for the
whole country, there is an increase OF p
Der cent i'm the number of labOrers ut work
and very marked increase in the earning
capacity OF the workers besides.
This means a greatly increased capacity
for consumption rs well ~ production and
is nothing else than healthy bust
ness revival Computing by these facts
aud figures is not mere guess work but a
mathematical certainty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-12
BELLAIRE.

4 few seats for "Eyangeline" are still at
Whites drug store.
Where, oh where, was the street sprink-
Ter yesterday:
The ball players from here who signed
with the Wheeling club reported for duty
yesterday morning.
Some citizens ON North Belmont street
will petition Council to have that thor
oughiare paved.
Miss Cora Gillespie, of Wheeling, well
known in this city, and Thomas Taylor, u
typo. will be married this evening.
The new township officers were sworn
in yesterday.
HAYS x Burrows have the contract for
building the new A. NJ. f. Church.
John Elikan, for illegal voting, was
bound over 10 Court i'll the sum OF 500.
II is reported that two parties are collect
my money on a gold ring tor the benefit Of
Spangler Post. That order says that it
knows nothing about it.
Sherman Bailey and Miss Lizzie White
have been married.
Miss Maggie Jones, who lives west oil
town, accidentally broke an arm on Sun
day.
e.. b. Boreu, the gentleman who has the
contract for paving Union street, is in the
city. Mr.. 3. will begin work here the
18th of May. Since his contract here he
has received another large one in Cleye-
land.
Picture men, strangers, had fight, and
officers of the law delayed them in this
city.
Mrs. James Carroll is building four
dwelling houses near the Morgan home
stead
Spangler Post meets this evening to
make arrangements for its fair and festi-
val
The graduating classes seem to find it
the proper thing to purchase the class
souvenirs in Wheeling.
VIM. Manley has built new wagon
road to BensOn's Ferry.
John McCaffrey received fine skiff from
down the river last night. 1t is the finest
ever brought to town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-12
LIKE 1T WAS IN GERMAN.
Carl Dunder Tells why He Is Happy and
How He Got Rich.
ngg.,,g E,-.s prgsg

Carl Dunder Tells Why He Is Happy ana
How He Got Rich.
Detroit Free Press.
Sometimes somepOdy comes to me und
saws yhas | Carl Dunder. | yhas. All
right. Mr.. Dunder, you vhas fat und
sleek; YOU yhas always NIT a shmile on
vour face; YOU hat no trouble nit your
family; eaferypOdy shpeaks will OF you:
like You to tell me how it yhas done. Und
answer him:
"If SOMEBODY vhaS content he gets fat.
If souepOdy yhas at peace NIT all der
worldt he shmiles. Der man who marrles
for love und is a true husband to his wife
und q good ladder to his shildren will hat
no troubles NIT his house. Eferypody
must spheak we'll Ola man who keeps Oudt
of bolidics, pays his debts, sthands to his
word und preaks no laws"
Und sometimes sOmepOdy comes to me
md says yhas ! Carl Dunder, dot Oldt
Dutchmans. | yhas. Mr.. Dunder vhas
yOur friendt. / like q little loan for abOudt
two weeks. Und | says to him:
Make Oudt your note due in ieefteen
days und get some good indOrsers und !
lend YOU ten dollars. like to keep you
ash my lriendt, und 50 do peesneSs NIT
Won in a peesness yhay. No stranger gets
madt at you for an honest opinion, but
sometimes your best lriendt gets madt
when YOU dun him. Der banker makes no
enemies when he collects his money. Why
should ,
Ind again somepOdy comes to me NIT
long face und asks vhaS Carl Dunder, dot
Dutchmans who make so mOOch money?
Mr.. Dunder, you yhaS sOOch lucky dog!
You yhas shuSt coming money. You pc
gins so poor You dOan' own your own
boots, und now you ride in your carriage.
Alb! Fortune was an eccentric jade. She
shmiles on some und lrOwns on Others. |
like you to tell me how you manage it.
Und / says to him:
My iriendt, Luck yhas der Oldt man in
der pOOrhOuse. If you wait for Luck to
come along uud help you Oudt you wait
for der city to bury you. work hardt, |
spend leedle; l plan carefully; | buy no
vacant lots in 4 hollow, und | build no
shipyards on hill What you shmOke
uud drink pays my taxes. What time you
lose builds my fences und shingles my
houses Gif Perseverance a dollar und he
makes it two; gif Half-Heart dollar uud
me lets half OF it ship away while he is
waiting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-12

pie Of Rhode Island have become tired Of
Republican rule, and while many have, as
Republicans, voted with the Democrats,
there is no doubt whatever that large ae-
cessions have been made to Democratic
ranks.
In the elections last fall, there were
Democratic losses in several States owing
to disappointed politicians and dissatis-
faction with the Presidents policy. But
there is strong Indication in the Rhode
Island election that the tide has turned
and that the people are beginning to appre-
ciate the work of our Democratic Admin
istration. Il is such little events that
determine Presidential nominations.
In regard to the effect on the national
Congress, it now looks probable that the
Rhode Island Democrats will be able to
elect their Congressman next tall. There
isalsoa probability that Senator CHACE will
not serve his term out, in which case
Democrat will be elected to his place.
The victory is still becoming better and
more of it.
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women who work.


Can YOU imagine woman seated ON her
chair at home and poking one cheek with
one finger by the hour day after day? Can
Won easily picture to yourself another wo-
man working her lower jaw necessarily ana
most vigorously an hour or two every day
for a month? The reason they do this Is
that they are not satisfied with their faces
This one has q depression in her cheek,
and that is what she is poking with
her finger. She expects so to strengthen
the muscles in her cheek as to make 1t full
and plump and round, as it ought to be,
and used to be in her babyhOOd. The other
one is working her lower jaw in order to
develop the lower part Of her face, which
she thinks is not round and curving enough;
or. ifshe is married, she wants her face to
look as the plumpest among her LADY
friends. There is little book in current
use which gives the ladies the necessary
instructions for poking this part OF the lace
and working the other, and it is this little
book that is given our women this novel
employment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-12
THE VICTORY IN RHODE ISLAND
STILL BETTER AND MORE OFT.

THE VICTORY IN RHODE ISLAND
STILL BETTER AND MORE OFT.
The election of Democratic Governor
by Rhode Island last week was rightly
regarded as q big gain for the Democrats,
as they had not elected q Governor for
twenty years. But the report that now
comes from little RhOdy" is that the
election in Newport last Saturday makes
the Legislature Democratic on joint bal
lot by majority of seventeen. The State
failed to elect Lieutenant Governor and
Secretary Of State. The duty Of eleeting
deyOlVes upon the Legislature, and that
body will now proceed to elect Democrats,
thus making the Democratic victory COM
plete.
In the last Legislature the Republicans
had a majority of eighty over the Demo
Gratis, or nearly seven to one. This gain is
a remarkable one. Il the gain had been
in the State ticket alone, We might have
believed what the Republicans say, that
the victory was owing to Republican dis
affection toward their party ticket, but
this will not do when we consider the
revolution in the Legislature. The peo-
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BENwOOD.

The case of the State Of West Virginia vs..
a trio of young men charged with diSor-
DERBY conduct, was before Squire Riddle
yesterday afternoon. The case was COM
plebed, but the Squire reserved his decls-
ion until the following day.
J. d. Ewing, n prominent member OF
the Ohio county bar, was in town yester-
day.
The DrOyers' Home, which was PARTLY
destroyed by fire some time ago, is being
rebuilt.
Four persons were immersed Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs. Hannah Me,
Mechen regret to learn of her serious in
disposition, chiefly the result of paralysis.
The school enumeration of Union District
is about ,22S.
Hon. J. Alex. Ewing, of Moundsyille,
WAS in town yesterday.
Mr.. Hiram, McMechen, of Steubenville,
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. johnson, of Wheeling is the guest
of Mrs J. May.
Messrs. W. Brown and II. Thompson
were in Steuhenville attending the funeral
of their brother.
Mr.. SChriebe wishes it stated that his
daughter is not to be married, and Mr..
Jacob COabOl that he is to remain single.
Two men who have been boarding at
MrS. PattersOn's, on Main street, left town
last week without paying their board bill,